Egyptian Ghabbour family takes $30 million hit on GB Corp stock
Egypt’s Ghabbour family sees $30 million wiped off the value of its GB Corp stake after a sharp share price drop on the Egyptian Exchange.
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Egypt’s Ghabbour family sees $30 million wiped off the value of its GB Corp stake after a sharp share price drop on the Egyptian Exchange.
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